2009/9/29 Jesús Guerrero <i92gu...@terra.es>: > On Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:49:19 -0600, Kelly Jones > <kelly.terry.jo...@gmail.com> wrote: >> In an older version of fvwm2, this line in my .fvwm2rc file: >> >> FvwmAuto 100 Raise >> >> autoraised windows when I hovered over them for 100ms. >> >> With the latest fvwm2, it doesn't. How to fix?
Remove any references to "ModulePath" in your .fvwm2rc file then it will work just fine. > My brain doesn't remember about older versions. But at least now to load a > module you have to use the Module command. > > Module FvwmAuto <whatever else> No, this isn't right. See: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-4153230.html#4153230 And to quote myself: FVWM will try and do the following (in order): 1. Match it to one of its internal commands. 2. Match it to a function name. 3. Match it to a module. Of course, you can always tell FVWM explicitly what you mean with, say one of: Function CheckNextWindow Module CheckNextWindow Where the name of the function and/or module isn't already ambiguous to FVWM you don't need the Function or Module prefix as an example: DestroyFunc CheckNextWindow AddToFunc CheckNextWindow + I Beep # Make the computer beep. # Note that FVWM here will execute the function above because it's not # an internal command, nor is it a module. CheckNextWindow DestroyModuleConfig CheckNextWindow:* *CheckNextWindow: Columns 1 *CheckNextWindow: Rows 1 *CheckNextWindow: (1x1) FvwmButtons CheckNextWindow The reason why that works, is the module alias of CheckNextWindow has to be explicitly told to load via FvwmButtons. Confer with the following: DestroyFunc FvwmButtons AddToFunc FvwmButtons + I Beep # Make the computer beep FvwmButtons DestroyModuleConfig FvwmButtons:* *FvwmButtons: Columns 1 *FvwmButtons: Rows 1 *FvwmButtons: (1x1) # Again, the computer beeps because the function has overriden the # lookup of the module name. FvwmButtons In order to get your FvwmButtons module to load, and keep the function about, we should explicitly state that we're wanting to load a module, hence: Module FvwmButtons Will do that, in the above. Of course, these are all very silly examples. -- Thomas Adam
